Abide.Rent
Two Tuesdays

Same agent. Same 180 homes. Very different day.

Meet Sarah, a property manager at a six-person agency. On one Tuesday she runs compliance from her inbox and a spreadsheet. On the other, Abide.Rent does the remembering.

Without Abide.RentInboxes, spreadsheets and “can you resend that?”
With Abide.RentThree things to do, and the evening off.
  1. Without

    Kettle on. 47 unread emails. Somewhere in there is the gas certificate for Tottington Road. Probably.

    With Abide.Rent

    Kettle on. Today shows three things: one gas check to book, one rent review to send, one tenant question.

  2. Without

    Opens the compliance spreadsheet. Two tabs disagree about the EICR on Parkhills Road. Nobody knows who updated which.

    With Abide.Rent

    The EICR on Parkhills Road is flagged red with the date it lapsed and who has to act. One tap books the electrician.

  3. Without

    Rings a landlord to ask whether he got the certificate email. He didn’t. Resends it. Asks him to confirm. He doesn’t.

    With Abide.Rent

    The landlord already saw it in his feed of what the agency did this week: certificate added, given to the tenant. Nobody rings anybody.

  4. Without

    Lunch at the desk, writing a Section 13 notice from last year’s template. Is the start date right? Not entirely sure.

    With Abide.Rent

    Lunch away from the desk. The rent review sits ready: dates checked, three achieved lettings graded and adjusted, and the landlord warned the tribunal can go below today’s rent.

  5. Without

    A tenant asks for her deposit certificate. Again. Twenty minutes in the shared drive.

    With Abide.Rent

    The tenant opens it herself in her free login. You find out because the record says she did.

  6. Without

    Finds a tribunal letter from three weeks ago under a pile. The landlord’s statement is due Friday. It is Thursday.

    With Abide.Rent

    The referral’s statement deadline has been on Today since the directions came in. The draft statement is written from the review; she checks it and records what she sent.

  7. Without

    The council emails about a licence condition. Panic. Where is the smoke alarm check from move-in day?

    With Abide.Rent

    The move-in alarm test is on the record, dated, with the photo. Forwarded in under a minute.

  8. Without

    Writes a sticky note: “PRS Database — sort before March??” Sticks it on the monitor with the other fourteen.

    With Abide.Rent

    Every property has its PRS Database window and a register pack showing what is ready and what is missing. The fees are planned by month. Abide.Rent will not register for her; it makes registering quick.

  9. Without

    On the sofa, still thinking about the EICR. Opens the laptop “just to check”.

    With Abide.Rent

    On the sofa. A push alert: the landlord approved the rent review. Phone face down. Telly back on.

An illustrative day, not a measured result. Sarah is made up; the inbox is very real.

Landlord checking his properties on a laptop at the kitchen table
What made the difference

One score for every home. One list for every morning.

  • A compliance score out of 100 for each property, so the red ones find you
  • Every certificate, notice and deadline in one shared record
  • Alerts that name who has to act — agent, landlord or nobody yet
  • Landlords and tenants see their own copies, so nobody asks you to resend
  • Landlords see what the agency did on their homes, without having to ask
  • Rent reviews backed by achieved lettings, and every tribunal deadline after
Letting agent checking her phone on a city street
On the move

Your whole desk, in your pocket.

Every screen works on a phone. Approve a rent review between viewings, check a certificate on the doorstep, answer a landlord from the car.

  • Built for phones first: your four main screens sit at thumb reach
  • Add it to your home screen. No app store, no download
  • Push alerts the moment something needs you
  • Take property photos with your phone camera

Get your book compliant this week.

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